No, it produces hydro-electric energy, though solar energy was used to get the water recycled from the oceans into the dam.
Yes. When u use the word potential energy,it means stored energy. A water being hold in the dam above ground contains stored gravitational potential energy.
Water stored behind a dam is an example of potential energy (energy of position). As the water flows through the dam, some of the water's potential energy is converted into kinetic energy (energy of motion), which is typically further converted into electrical energy through the use of spinning magnets and coils of wire.
Wind Turbines Hydroelectric (water; with the use of a dam) Geothermal energy Ocean energy (tides) Solar energy
No, it produces hydro-electric energy, though solar energy was used to get the water recycled from the oceans into the dam.
Potential Energy
Hydroelectricity is the use of water. Water flows through a turbine in a dam, which spins it creating kinetic energy, this is then transferred into electrical energy
Potential energy
potential energy that converts to kinetic energy
A dam is used for hydroelectric energy.
Electricity I use comes from a hydro electric dam on the Columbia River.
A hydroelectric dam converts part of the kinetic energy of falling water to electrical energy.